Almost half of the anime is comedy and because it is one of those types of comedies it might turn off tons of people but I think it works pretty well for this kind of stories. The story is awesomely great even though the amount of cliches might ruin a lot of people's enjoyment.

I can sense the sadness they have experienced throughout their life. Even the most douchebag ones are somewhat likable because I can feel their strugglest as well. I wouldn't have liked the show as much as I do without them in it because lemme tell you something, I like them. The characters in 'Runway de Waratte' are the best part of the anime. 'Rejection' in a sense you won't be receiving anything at first but after a hard-ass work that ultimately would fail. Without that you won't be going too far on anything. Everyone gets rejected on something and I also have come to understand that in addition to hard work you have to be a little lucky. 'Runway de Waratte' would be described in one word 'rejection'. Even though the characters were the center of attention, I was quite interested on that to the point I was trying to learn how the whole thing worked and at the end of the day, you need to be good at that to have a minimum chance on getting the fame one is looking for. I've seen some videos here and there about it, but it's not just my type of cum, but when an anime takes that and goes to the next level I'll just say that I'll get hooked up and I did. The anime is about fashion, and I'll be completely honest with you, I never cared about. Whenever I saw someone cry in this anime, a piece of me died along with them. Did I do it too? Yes, and let me tell you something, it's absurdly sad. Only in this way will you be able to understand and piece everything together to how great this anime really is. You should put yourself in their place and suffer as much as they have. 'Runway de Waratte' is very simple to understand, but to fully understand it you must first understand the characters struggles. The way it's displayed is phenomenal which shows how difficult it is to get anything. Waratte' presents the kind of situation when characters have a dream and they genuinely care about it but the way forward is absurdly hard that at any given time they can fail as for the world's ruthless. (I would definitely do this exact way if it ever happened to me). Yes, it won't be easy, but I truly think the best thing is to at least try and if you fail, you should look at the sky and say - Damn, what a journey that was, I should follow up on it. However, upon watching 'Runway de Waratte' I couldn't help myself but think that accomplishing a dear dream of yours should really be wonderful. I was born, raised in perfect conditions and will continue to move forward without a final destination. I never had a dream I wanted to accomplish.

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